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    Hey everyone, today was finally our interview. We arrived about 40 minutes early and went upstairs and signed in. Truly we got called maybe 5-10 minutes after our appointment time. Our officer was extremely professional and clearly she has done this many many times. From the start she let us know the AC is out and thats why she keep the door open and the air quality is crap. Then we started.

    Right before sitting she asked us to keep standing and do the oath done. Then she asked for our passports and other orginial documents all done there. Then was biometrics. Then she went through verfiying the documents and making the updates needed. Here she asked each of us, our spouses parents names and spouse date of birth and place of birth. Then was all the yes/no questions and that was all that then to updated the i-485 and we were done there.

    Next, since I am from Canada and have been to the USA many many times by air and land. She had to go through all my past trips to the USA, as well as how my work visa worked when I used that vs a visitor visa and so on. Then finally we got to the relationship stuff just asked us our story, how we met then how long dated, when met other friends/trips, we just kept saying things to give the timeline. Finally after all that she asked about the joint documents. I handed her the "Table of Contents" she laughed ohhh wow you really got it all prepared for me, my wife made a joke back. Then I opened our binder and started to show how the table of contents works, and went through each section starting with Taxes, Bank Accounts, Insurance and giving a brief description on everything. Finally after taking it all and her saying "man not sure I can fit everything into your file and a couple more slight jokes", she said I wll need to photocopy your past APs and add it to the file, but "based on everything I see today, I will be recommending you for approval I will do a final check, but your marriage for sure is bonafided no issue there." She then took out the instructions for ROC, the I-751 and it says on it "if approved today 9/12, etc you need to file ROC by XY date". She came back from photocopying and informed us the AC is dead and now the building is being asked to close down, so unfortunately may not see "case approved" later today but she is there the next two days and look out for it.

    I then asked about the stamp, since I have no damn AP and said could I come and get the stamp once I see approved online. She mentioned she does not recommend that these days, and only do it again in an emergency situation but if everything is good greencard will be 2-3 weeks in the mail.

    As my wife says we were super lucky and gods grace that our interview was not cancelled but also appears have to wait a couple days for the official approval. No AC for sure in a federal building where we live would not be possible.

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    Originally posted by cali2018 View Post
    Hey everyone, today was finally our interview. We arrived about 40 minutes early and went upstairs and signed in. Truly we got called maybe 5-10 minutes after our appointment time. Our officer was extremely professional and clearly she has done this many many times. From the start she let us know the AC is out and thats why she keep the door open and the air quality is crap. Then we started.

    Right before sitting she asked us to keep standing and do the oath done. Then she asked for our passports and other orginial documents all done there. Then was biometrics. Then she went through verfiying the documents and making the updates needed. Here she asked each of us, our spouses parents names and spouse date of birth and place of birth. Then was all the yes/no questions and that was all that then to updated the i-485 and we were done there.

    Next, since I am from Canada and have been to the USA many many times by air and land. She had to go through all my past trips to the USA, as well as how my work visa worked when I used that vs a visitor visa and so on. Then finally we got to the relationship stuff just asked us our story, how we met then how long dated, when met other friends/trips, we just kept saying things to give the timeline. Finally after all that she asked about the joint documents. I handed her the "Table of Contents" she laughed ohhh wow you really got it all prepared for me, my wife made a joke back. Then I opened our binder and started to show how the table of contents works, and went through each section starting with Taxes, Bank Accounts, Insurance and giving a brief description on everything. Finally after taking it all and her saying "man not sure I can fit everything into your file and a couple more slight jokes", she said I wll need to photocopy your past APs and add it to the file, but "based on everything I see today, I will be recommending you for approval I will do a final check, but your marriage for sure is bonafided no issue there." She then took out the instructions for ROC, the I-751 and it says on it "if approved today 9/12, etc you need to file ROC by XY date". She came back from photocopying and informed us the AC is dead and now the building is being asked to close down, so unfortunately may not see "case approved" later today but she is there the next two days and look out for it.

    I then asked about the stamp, since I have no damn AP and said could I come and get the stamp once I see approved online. She mentioned she does not recommend that these days, and only do it again in an emergency situation but if everything is good greencard will be 2-3 weeks in the mail.

    As my wife says we were super lucky and gods grace that our interview was not cancelled but also appears have to wait a couple days for the official approval. No AC for sure in a federal building where we live would not be possible.
    Thanks for sharing and congrats!!!!
    C9 Spouse of USC
    NYC Filer
    04/13/18 - PD
    05/04/18 - Bio notice
    05/23/18 - Bio completed
    09/18/18 - RFIE mailed
    09/22/18 - RFIE Rcv'd
    10/09/18 - Responded to RFIE
    10/10/18 - USCIS Received RFIE
    10/12/18 - Text & email Update from dhs rcv'd response to RFIE
    10/12/18 - Submitted a SR form I-765
    10/25/18 - Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview
    11/14/18 - Submitted 2nd SR for form I-765
    11/26/18 - NOA for I765
    11/30/18 - Rcv'd SS card
    12/06/18 - Rcv'd EAD

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    • #3
      That's fantastic! Congratulations!

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      • #4
        Happy for you both

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        • #5
          Congratulations! What is your field office?

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          • #6
            San Diego.

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            Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse View Post
            That's fantastic! Congratulations!
            Thanks :d.

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            • #7
              So the update process finally coming in. Overnight the 12th, got both i130 and i485 update that "Interview completed, case must be reviewed". Overnight 13th, got the i130 is approved will mail notice. i485 take it will be next.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by cali2018 View Post
                So the update process finally coming in. Overnight the 12th, got both i130 and i485 update that "Interview completed, case must be reviewed". Overnight 13th, got the i130 is approved will mail notice. i485 take it will be next.
                Congratulations!!

                Our I-130 and I-485 got approved at the same time on the 12th. Card being produced on the 11th, still no tracking number though.

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                • #9
                  Congrats! May I ask what do ROC and AP stand for?
                  Marriage based AOS

                  Concurrent filing for I 130, I 485 and I 765
                  Florida


                  09/19/18; PD
                  09/26/18; checks cashed, USCIS text received
                  10/01/18; NOAs received
                  10/19/18; Biometrics letter
                  10/22/18; Biometrics (early walk-in)
                  10/24/18; Interview Scheduled (Notice)
                  10/29/18; Interview Scheduled (Mail received)
                  11/28/18; The Interview, approval on spot
                  12/06/18; GC in hand

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by gradstudent2018 View Post
                    Congrats! May I ask what do ROC and AP stand for?
                    I-131 Application for Travel Document/Advance Parole (AP)
                    I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions on Permanent Residence - but most say Removal of Conditions or ROC.

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